10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSTIARIES»
Discover the use of
ostiaries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ostiaries and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Of the Church, Five Books: Containing the fifth book to the ...
All these, as well ostiaries, lectors, exorcists, and acoluthes, as subdeacons, in
ancient times served for a certain space in these degrees, and therefore the
solemn designing of them thereunto was not to be disliked; but now, when they ...
2
Music in Medieval Europe: Studies in Honour of Bryan Gillingham
And the two [ostiaries] who follow those that carry the ashes are to carry one
cross in front of the subdeacons and another in front of the notaries ... . And
similarly two minor hebdomadary [ostiaries] alternately carry the cross in front of
the chief ...
Terence Bailey, Alma Colk Santosuosso, 2007
3
The Clergy-Man's Vade Mecum: Part II : Containing the ...
Cornelius Bishop of Rome mentions all the former in his Church, and adds
Ostiaries. The Apostolical Canons mention only Sub-deacons, Readers, and
Singers: The Constitutions add Ostiaries* The Antiochian Canons reckon
Readers, ...
John Johnson, J. Nicholson ((Londres)), R. Knaplock ((Londres)), 1709
4
Commentaries on the affairs of the Christians before the ...
Subdeacons,. Acolythists,. Ostiaries,. Readers,. c. E. n. t . and. in. Rome, but
nothing whatever implying a superiority of pow- Form and er or authority.
Abundant testimony, of the clearest and «on of tha most decisive kind, in
confirmation of this, ...
Johann Lorenz von Mosheim, 1835
5
Ecclesiastical Records of England, Ireland, and Scotland, ...
As ostiaries, readers, exorcists, and acolyths, had these vestments in common (
viz. the amyt, albe, belt, &c.), it will not be necessary for me to repeat. " If (says
Sehram) the keys of the kitchen should be delivered to any one instead of the
keys of ...
6
Dogma Evolution & Papal Fallacies
before a baptism, “lectors” (readers and singers), and “ostiaries” (doorkeepers
during worship service). In the year 287 Rome had one bishop, 46 presbyters, 7
deacons, 7 subdeacons, 42 acolytes, and 52 exorcists, lectors and ostiaries.
7
An Historical and Political Discourse of the Laws and ...
Ostiaries. Concil. Brit. 261. An. 7 50. * F rankalmoigne. C H A _ P. X. Of ot/aer
inferiour Clvurcb- Officerr among/I tbe Saxons. H EY had other inferiour degrees
of the Clergy, which because they are meerly subservient, and not considerable
in ...
Johannes Selden, Nathaniel Bacon, 1739
8
An Historical and Political Discourse of the Laws and ...
Lastly, Ostiaries; which used to ring the bells, and open and shut the Church-
doors These are the several ranks of Church-Officers, being Seven in number, (
for Bishops and Presbyters make but one) and might be (as thus ordered)
theSeven ...
9
The Catholic encyclopedia;: an international work of ...
See Statuta Ecclcsiœ Antiqua — Ecclesiss Antiqua Ш-283с; acolytes I-107a;
108b; of St. Oesarius lll-135d; head-dress Vll-113b; and minor orders X- 333c; on
ordination of ostiaries XII-285a — et ordinationes, Bull of Martin V XIII-206C —of
the ...
Charles George Herbermann, 1914
10
Of the Church, Five Bookes
But let vs see what the office, employment and manner of the nopu 4. c.
77admissionos these men was in sormer times. Touching Ostiaries, the Councell
os'iConciL, Cat. Carthage ordayneth thus:'* Let the Ostiar] qfier he hath beene
instructed ...
